Hey guys a few months back I went to a couple of joints and a week later I ended up getting an infection. I narrowed down the cause to one of the amps I went to. With this being said I must suggest you guys take caution regardless where you go that they clean the tables and that you yourself take a shower when you get back from your adventures.
Skin Infection
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I had what turned out to be an ingrown pubic hair follicle a couple months ago and fucking freaked out. Doctor took one look at it and went "It's and ingrown follicle. Put Neosporin on it for a week and you'll be fine. 5 days later it was gone. I took the biggest sigh of relief I think I've ever taken.
I've been to a few spots that re-used shit; I never went back to them.
I've been to a few spots that re-used shit; I never went back to them.
Was going to create a new thread, but this post reminded me ....Those pubic ingrown hairs if not kept clean and away from germs..
A while back I found myself in the same situation— Although I cannot identify why the ingrown hair turned into an infection, which turned into an abscess, which turned into cellulitis, which led to a hospital stay, I do recall prior to the infection I visited an AMP whose attention to cleanliness and the use of completely fresh towels may not have been on their list of priorities...
I now pay close attention to where I am placing my exposed parts...
A while back I found myself in the same situation— Although I cannot identify why the ingrown hair turned into an infection, which turned into an abscess, which turned into cellulitis, which led to a hospital stay, I do recall prior to the infection I visited an AMP whose attention to cleanliness and the use of completely fresh towels may not have been on their list of priorities...
I now pay close attention to where I am placing my exposed parts...
Who knows the cause?
It occurred on my head twice. It was a simple procedure by a surgeon to remove. Took about 5 minutes with local anesthetic while I flirted with the cute nurses and they put me on a wheelchair and the cute Asian nurse drove me to the exit door and she giggled as I praised her driving skills.
When it developed on my head, I had just moved to a tropical climate and was sweating profusely all day long under the blazing sun.
It occurred on my head twice. It was a simple procedure by a surgeon to remove. Took about 5 minutes with local anesthetic while I flirted with the cute nurses and they put me on a wheelchair and the cute Asian nurse drove me to the exit door and she giggled as I praised her driving skills.
When it developed on my head, I had just moved to a tropical climate and was sweating profusely all day long under the blazing sun.
I have no problem with the "dreaded probe part as I'm totally out during the procedure — it's the f**king dreaded prep.
I know of 3 guys, all of which were between 55 and 68, who died from colon cancer — the last couple of months for them were beyond awful.
My advice — don't be a wimp about it; when you turn 50 get it done to establish a baseline.
I know of 3 guys, all of which were between 55 and 68, who died from colon cancer — the last couple of months for them were beyond awful.
My advice — don't be a wimp about it; when you turn 50 get it done to establish a baseline.